The Children of the New Forest (Puffin Classics)

An adventurous story set in Cromwell's England of the four children of a Cavalier who are saved from the Roundheads

Teen & Young Adult

MARRYAT, FREDERICK

Literature & Fiction

Puffin Books

The Children of the New Forest (Penguin Popular Classics)

Penguin Group Canada

In The Children of the New Forest, Marryat describes the trials and triumphs of the four Beverley children, orphaned during the English Civil War and forced to take refuge with a poor woodsman in the New Forest. This is the first annotated edition of a great children's classic, which has retained its popularity since 1847.

The Children of the New Forest (The ^AWorld's Classics)

Children's Books

Oxford University Press

A classic story which follows the Beverley children, who are orphaned during the Civil War between the Roundheads and the Cavaliers. They are forced to take refuge in the New Forest where they find that life is full of danger and excitement as they learn to fend for themselves. Part of the ANDRE DEUTSCH CLASSICS series.

The Children of the New Forest (Andre Deutsch Classics)

Classics

Andre Deutsch Ltd.

A tie-in edition of the author's classic tale of adventure, which is to be broadcast in six episodes on the BBC this autumn.

The children of the New Forest (Bestsellers of literature)

Pan Books

Poor Jack

History

Franklin Classics

The Phantom Ship, 3 Vols in 1

Tracy, Robert E.

Ams Pr Inc

A Diary in America: With Remarks on Its Institutions; Volume III

Biographies & Memoirs

Historical

Wentworth Press

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Masterman Ready: Or, The Wreck of the Pacific

Genre Fiction

In this stirring tale from the days of wooden ships, a young sailor enters the king's service with some firm but untried egalitarian notions. "Equality Jack" — known formally as Mr. Midshipman Easy — is initiated into the rigid hierarchy of the Royal Navy during the Napoleonic Wars. His adventures were recounted in 1836 by the founder and master of naval fiction, Captain Frederick Marryat (1792–1848), who entered the service as a fourteen-year-old midshipman and resigned twenty-four years later to devote himself to writing. He based this novel on his own experiences sailing with Lord Thomas Cochrane, the real-life model for Horatio Hornblower and Jack Aubrey. Marrayat combines a sharp wit and sense of irony with realism born of firsthand knowledge of seafaring life. Joseph Conrad praised his works as "enthralling," adding, "His greatness is undeniable." Virginia Woolf declared, "Marryat has the power to set us in the midst of ships and men and sea and sky, all vivid, credible, authentic." This low-priced Dover edition of Marryat's classic includes 37 illustrations and features an Introduction by author John Harland, an expert on maritime literature.

Mr. Midshipman Easy

Dover Publications

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